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+1 919-627-1199
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| 4603-G Hillsborough Rd, Durham, NC, 27705 | |
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Specialties
At Triangle Aikido in Durham, North Carolina, we offer non-aggressive martial arts training for adults and children in a safe and supportive environment.
Triangle Aikido offers classes for ages 13 and older on Monday and Wednesday from 7 – 9 PM and Saturday from 9:30 — 11:30 AM. An advanced class (4th kyu and above) is held on Thursdays from 7 – 9 PM.
Family classes for children ages 5 to 12 and their parents are Saturdays from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Families pay for 6 classes at a time and are only charged for classes their child attends. Parents are welcome and encouraged to join their children on the mat. Families can start lessons at any time.
New students can start anytime with three introductory lessons. Aikido is a non-competitive martial art. We have no tournaments or competitions. We have no contracts or mandatory payment plans. We offer student, family, and law enforcement discounts.
Visitors are always welcome to observe a class. Stop by today!
History
Established in 1986.
Aikido (the way of spirit harmony) develops the power of the mind and body working in concert, emphasizing the use of blending and awareness rather than force and resistance. Aikido techniques rely on a calm mind, relaxed body and accurate positioning rather than strength and size. As well as being an effective self defense, Aikido is a healthful exercise, a moving meditation, and an enjoyable work-out for students of all ages. At Triangle Aikido, experienced instructors provide training in a safe and supportive atmosphere, offering a constructive way for adults and children to use their energy more peacefully and effectively.
Triangle Aikido at Choshinkan Dojo has been offering martial arts training since 1986, originally as Chapel Hill Aikido. The dojo moved to Durham in 2002 and added family classes in 2006. We are always accepting new students. Please come by and watch a class!
Meet the Business Owner
Ned D.
Business Owner
Ned Danieley has been dojo-cho of Triangle Aikido (Choshinkan Dojo) since its founding in 1986. He started training in Aikido in 1980, and was a direct student of Shihan Fumio Toyoda (Aikido Association of America) from 1993 to 2001. Ned holds the rank of godan (fifth-degree black belt) with the Aikikai Hombu.
In addition to his Aikido rank, Ned has first-degree black belts in Tae Kwon Do and Modern Arnis, and also studies Iaido and Jodo. Along with his involvement in the formal martial arts, he has taught several self-defense courses, and has assisted in training police and military personnel in defensive tactics.
